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Thermoelectric Heat Exchange and Growth Regulation in a Continuous Yeast Culture
Abstract
We have designed a thermoelectric heat exchanger (TEHE) for microbial fermentations, able to control the temperature of a microbial continuous culture, and produce electric power. The system proved able to stably maintain both the temperature and the optical density of the culture during the exponential, highly productive phase.
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